Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-18
News Notes.

All day yesterday the workmen were
busy pushing the track OF the electric
railway along Maple avenue, through
the Moran tract.
The Southern Pacific Company, on
Saturday, sent out train OF nineteen
cars of oranges by the way of the s. p.
@. P. and U. P. Railways, to Chicago.
Sheriff Kays informs The HERALD
that Sheriff McCord, Of Bakersfe Id, has
asrested Stoddard, one Of the Jail.
breakers of this city, and probably two
or three others.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Schles
iuger and Miss Hattie Mendelson will
take place next Sunday, the oath inst.
at the residence Of the brides parents
s49 South Hill street.
Constable Will Cline yesterday ar
rested . colored man at San Pedro,
refugee from Napa county, where he il
wanted to answer to charge of assault
with deadly weapon.
5. Mr.. W.iB. Harrington, one OF th'
,soprietors of the San Francisco Groce,
nnuid Country Merchant, is in the city OF
i brief visit. He is at the Nadeau
Mrs. Harrington accompanies the gentle
man.
s The baseball game between the Los
Angeles and Black Diamond mines yes
terday afternoon resulted in defeat o.
the latter, with score OF fourteen to
six. The attendance Yves quite large
and the accommodations forvlsitors were
considerably improved.
On Wednesday evening DR.. j. P
Widney, dean of the college of medicine
of the University of Southern Califor
mia. will give reception to the faculty
and students of the college. 1t will b.
held at the Doctors elegant residence
32l South Hill street.
Col. A. NJ. Gray has received a tele
gram from San Luis Obispo requesting
his presence and plan for grand opers
house in that opulent and prosperou
Young city. The colonel has made al
the fine opera houses en- the Pacifi,
coast and the the San Luis Obispans cal
aGeocd to have as good a house as AMI
town. The colonel will go there thi
week to give the information required
about the new temple of music.
There is hole in the asphaltum pave
ment on Spring street in front of Tempt
block, but it is claimed that the hol
occurs in q section of the pavemen
that was taken up for the purpose G
laying a gas pipe. There seems to b
no reason why the pavement should no
be restored to its pristine strength afte
it il cut for gas. water or sewer purposes
If it is not done the street will be full
of unsightly and dangerous holes.
Saturday afternoon Miss Catharin
Caffrey, young lady of Santa Barbara
who has been attending the Sisters
School on Alameda street. was taker
with hemorrhage of the lungs ant
died in few minutes. Her father wa
Immediately telegraphed for and arrived
yesterday. Miss Caffrey was lovely
young girl, fifteen years of age and he
untimely death casts gloom over ;
large circle of friends and relatives. Th'
funeral will take place at o'clock thi
morning from the Church of our Lad,
of Angels.
Judge Richard Eagan, of San Jual
Capistrano, was in the city last night
The Judge is engaged in procuring righ
of way for the San Bernardino and Los
Angeles Railway Company. He has
heen very successful in his efforts, which
TACT is attributable to his extensive and
intimate personal acquaintance with al
persons owning property along the line
and his success is made especially cas-,
because of the unbounded confidence 81
Justly reposed in him by all classes o.
people, rich or poor, with whom hi
comes in contact. The selection o.
such an agent by the company is an evi
dencs of desire to deal fairly and
pleasantly with all the people along thu
line. .-[San Bernardino Courier.